Fladrafinil CRL-40 941 Bisfluroadrafinil
CRL-40,941 is a molecule similar to adrafinil, and has been shown to be more effective than these two molecules in their indications, with fewer side effects.
Significant positive effects of CRL-40, 941 include improved memory, greater mental clarity, increased ambition, and overall higher levels of mental performance. As it improves focus, it could be used to treat conditions such as ADHD, Alzheimer's and depression. It also has great use in the treatment of sleep disorders, such as insomnia or narcolepsy.
Application Functions:
1. Improve memory
2. Increased learning ability
3. Improve cognitive processing
4. Improve your responsiveness
5. Improve your perception
6. Reduce anxiety
Reduce depression
What is the application of CRL-40 941?
* Applied in the pharmaceutical field.
* Used in the field of cosmetics.
Describe :
99% CAS 90212-80-9 Norootropic Fladrafinil CRL 40 941 CRL-40,941
Product Name
White powder
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Fladrafinil CRL-40 941
Chemical Abstracts Society No.
90212-80-9
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What are the main points for feeding and management of gilts?
The management of gilts during the rearing phase is crucial for ensuring reproductive success and maximizing litter size. Key considerations include:
1. **Sensory control and boar exposure**
Gilts should be allowed to grow naturally until they reach 60 kg, after which feeding should be carefully controlled to avoid excessive weight gain that could affect fertility. A daily feed amount of about 2 kg, split into two meals, is typically recommended. This helps maintain a balanced growth rate. Additionally, using a mature boar for short periods can help stimulate estrus. At around 160 days of age, exposing gilts to an adult boar for 35 minutes daily can help trigger their heat cycles through pheromones released by the boar’s mandibular glands.
2. **Short-term high-energy feeding**
Fourteen days before breeding, increasing feed intake to encourage higher ovulation rates is beneficial. Free-choice feeding during this period can help gilts develop better egg quality and quantity, which in turn increases the likelihood of larger litters. This step is especially important for first-time sows, as it can significantly impact their reproductive performance.
3. **Ovulation and breeding timing**
The number of eggs a gilt releases during estrus directly affects her litter size. If ovulation is low, especially during the first breeding cycle, the litter size may be reduced. Since gilts make up about 30% of the total sow population, their reproductive performance has a major impact on overall productivity. Using boars to induce early estrus not only helps synchronize breeding but also ensures the gilts are more receptive. However, some farms fail to track the exact days of heat, which is a critical mistake that can lead to poor breeding outcomes.
4. **Breeding techniques: single vs. double mating**
The best time for breeding is between 10 to 26 hours after the onset of estrus. A single mating involves one boar breeding the sow once during estrus, which can reduce the need for multiple boars but may not always ensure optimal timing. A double mating, where the same boar mates twice with an 8-12 hour interval, can improve conception rates by keeping sperm in the reproductive tract longer. Another method, called "double mating," involves using two different boars (same or different breeds) within a short time frame (10-15 minutes). This technique can accelerate egg maturation and increase ovulation, though it carries risks similar to single mating if not timed properly.
To determine the best time for breeding, farmers often rely on traditional signs: "When the vulva is red and swollen, it's a good time to breed; when the sow appears dazed, it's time to inseminate; when she stands still, it's the right moment; and when mucus thickens, it's the peak of heat." These indicators help farmers make informed decisions and improve breeding efficiency.